Enumerating the Devices on a Bus
Bus enumeration is the act of determining which child devices are connected to a parent device. A parent device is typically a bus adapter, but it can also be a device that supports multiple functions, such as a sound card, for which each function requires a separate set of drivers.
Kernel-Mode Driver Framework (KMDF) supports two types of bus enumeration:
Static enumeration, which is easy to implement and is ideal if the number and type of child devices is not system-specific and does not change after the hardware has been plugged in.
Dynamic enumeration, which should be used if the number or type of child devices changes from one computer to another.
A bus driver can use either or both types of bus enumeration.
For more information about writing a KMDF bus driver, see Bus Driver Development Based on KMDF.
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